Face-Eating ‘Zombie’ Probably Not on Drugs
South Korean media drooled over the possible arrival of a ‘zombie drug’ on Monday.
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Trump Touches Down; Craves Red Meat
Donald J. Trump is known to be the greatest ever winner in the history of winning. Will South Korea manage to feed him enough red meat to keep him great?
Ropeway, Airport Encroaching on National Parks
South Korea boasts an incredible transportation infrastructure. And now even National Parks might get ropeways and airports?
Under Moon: Business as Usual for S Korea’s Nuclear Power?
The recent approval of five new coal-fired power plants and two new nuclear units casts doubt on Moon Jae-in's promised transition to renewable energy.
Moon Jae-in May Not Live Up to His Promise in “Oxy Affair”
With new promises from the president, can the victims of South Korea's "Oxy affair" finally look forward to proper compensation?
Führer Causes Furor: Absurd “Mein Kampf” Edition Irks Expats
Why is Korea's top bookstore selling an edition of Mein Kampf with a gushing blurb calling Hitler a "hero of the 20th century?"
Meet the S. Korean Companies Destroying Indonesia’s Virgin Rainforest
One of the world’s last pristine rainforests in Indonesia is being cut down to make a quick buck -- by some of South Korea’s biggest companies.
Alpabet or Alphabet? The Case for a New Hangeul
Hangeul is the pride and joy of Korean culture. Can (and should) it be "universalized" to adapt to the changing sounds of the S. Korean language?
Beyond the Static: Renewable Energy in South Korea
Can South Korea bring off a dramatic increase in renewable electricity generation, as pledged by its new government? There's certainly enough energy around.
Who Is to Blame for Inequality? The Hell Joseon Debate Rumbles On
A middle-aged professor found himself at the center of a social media furore after wading into the debate about Hell Joseon and inequality in South Korea.
Praise for Nuclear Industry Grows. Guess Who Is Paying for It.
The Moon Jae-in government pledges to curtail dependence on nuclear energy, but the state-owned nuclear energy firm is busy singing its own praise.
It’s Just Plain Weir-ed: The Plan to Liberate Seoul’s Han River
As the notorious Four Rivers Project is called back into question, some are asking: What about restoring Seoul's iconic Han River to its natural state?